Best Buy

What a Best Buy task does, how invites work, and what to set up beforehand.

Invites

Best Buy sells high-demand products by invitation. The product page shows Ask for an invite instead of Add to cart. Anyone can ask; Best Buy picks who gets one, and the winners get a window to buy.

A Best Buy task handles that for you:

1. Signs in to the account and warms the session up.
2. Asks for the invite. The row goes Waiting For Invite → Requesting Invite → Invite Requested.
3. Watches for the answer. When it arrives, Invited, and the task buys when the window opens.

Leave the task running between those steps; it doesn't need you.

Before the drop

• The task takes the product link, or just the SKU (the number in the link, like 6606082).
• Save the card on bestbuy.com. The task reads the account's saved cards live; if none matches the profile, the row shows Check Billing. Use Update billing/shipping on the account row in Accounts, then start again.
• Link the account's inbox. Best Buy emails about invites; Check Email on the row means there's something in your inbox to act on.

A normal run

Starting → Signing In → Signed In → Waiting For Invite → Requesting Invite → Invite Requested → Invited → Adding To Cart → Carted → Checking Out → Submitting Order → Success.

Where Best Buy interrupts

• Sign-in code. With an inbox linked the task reads it (Waiting For Code). Otherwise type it in the window.
• Check Email / Check Billing. See above.
• Action Needed. Any check Best Buy wants a human for. Do it in the window the task raised.

If it didn't work

• Invite Requested for days: that's Best Buy. Not everyone gets one.
• Check Billing keeps coming back: the card on bestbuy.com doesn't match the profile's card. Update one or the other.
• Still stuck? Open a ticket on Discord with the log.